The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Oll market closeu yesterday I44.
Opening this morning at 74ic.
Miles w. Tate Esq, of Mead lie.
was visitor to Tionesta yesterday.
Yesterday morning was the cold.
est of the season by several degrees.
The Sta sndard has bought out the
refinery of Logan, Emery & Weaver.
.-Emlenton Ne,es: Charley Turner
went up to Forest county this morning
for hunt.
Judge Brown has decided that
next June shall be the time for hear.
ing license petitions 10 Warren county.
Several Of our home talent have
been out after deer in the past day or
two, but failed to start even go much
as q track.
ALI should remember to attend
the union services to be held in the
NJ. E. Church to morrow forenoon, at
the ringing of the bell.
Mrs. w. +. Latby departed yes.
terdy for few days visit with Titus.
vile friends, and from thence she will
return to her home in Newton, Kan.
-Coasting commenced Monday, to
be continued indefinitely until March
except when interrupted by the bare
ground showing up through the snow.
The little bit of venison which bit
this market last week, hit it mighty
hard, bringing "a cents a pound. 1t
would seem from this that the stuff ia
getting distressingly scarce hereabouts.
-Barnum's show, which was 10 win.
ter quarters at bridgeport, Conn, was
totally destroyed by fire on Sunday last.
Nearly all the animals aud other cur.
iosities were burned. Loss estimated
at $500, 900.
Mr.. j. /. Range, of Stewards Run,
takes the cake, griddle and all, for
big porkers slaughtered this fall. On
Wednesday of last week he butchered
u yearling which tipped the beam at
$40 pounds.
"A private letter from j. G. Win.
ger, of Grand Valley, to Sheriff elect
Sawyer, states that he is about organ.
izipg Post OF the G. A. r. at that
place, aud that Stow Post will bc duly
notified of the date of muster.
-Prothonotary. elect Amer moved
into his North ward residence yesier.
day, taking advantage of the roads
before they became too bad, and at
the same time get thoroughly settled
before taking hold of the official reins
Mr.. John Noble and wife are Wis
itiug in Tionesta for couple Of weeks
John. who holds down a position on
the Cook lease, at Bobs Creek, lie laid
off with the rest Of oil we'll workers
for some time on account of the shut.
down.
Mr.. George j. Philley, an old
time resident of Tionesta, paid a short
visit to the place last week. Mr.. Phil.
ley, who has resided in Cochranton
since removing from here, was looking
we'll, and was warmly greeted by many
old friends.
Congratulations to Henry Sibble
and Abe Weller, each of whom took
unto himself wife, due mention oi
which will be found among the mar,
riages in this issue. Long life, happi.
ness and prosperity to both of them
and theirs.
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il already in the hands of its many
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Ballou's Magazine, % Hawley Street,
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bromley, Of
Stewart Run, passed through town
yesterday on their return from a visit
with relatives and friends in Mercer
county. We understand Mr.. Bromley
is disposing of bis property with view
TO removing to Missouri. He has an
elegant farm under excellent state oi
cultivation, and we are sorry that Our
county is likely TO lose such a worthy
citizen,